Tamil Cinema Character Names and Comedy Quiz

In the Tamil action film Dhill (2001), Vikram played the character Kanagavel (also called Kanagu). The film was directed by Dharani and was a successful action entertainer. Rajavel and Sundaravel are similar-sounding distractors, while Shakthivel is another character name from Vikram's filmography.

In the film Samurai (2002), Vikram played the character named Thyagarajan. The film was directed by Balaji Sakthivel and was a thriller. The other options (Sathya, Sathyamurthy, Vikram) are incorrect character names for this particular film.

In the Tamil film Majaa (2005), Vikram played the character named Arivumathi. The film was a commercial entertainer directed by Shafi. Thyagarajan, Deva, and Jeeva are either character names from other Vikram films or incorrect associations.

In the Tamil action film Bheema (2008), Vikram played the character named Sekhar. The film was directed by N. Lingusamy. Suresh, Thyagu, and Raja are common Tamil names that are not associated with Vikram's character in this film.

Vikram played the character Suresh in the Tamil film Kaadal Sadugudu. The other names listed are not his character name in this movie.

In the movie King, Vikram played the character named Raja. This was one of his early film roles.

Vikram played the character Jeeva in the movie Meera. This was among his earlier film appearances before he became a major star.

This comedy dialogue about lights and fire is from the film Vaidehi Kathurundhal. The quoted line is a memorable comedic exchange from the movie.

This dialogue about eye-breaking is delivered by Kamal Hasan. The quote is from one of his films featuring his characteristic comedic style.

This dialogue describing a mustache-related incident is from the movie My dear Marthandan. The quoted line refers to a mustache (daadi) and describes an accident.

The comedy dialogue mentioning Soppana Sundari and a car is indeed from the movie Karagatakaran. This film featured several memorable comedic scenes.

This dialogue about taking a U-turn and ending up in Thirupathi is delivered by comedian Vivek. Vivek was known for his witty one-liners and social commentary in his dialogues.

Surya played the character Durai Singam in the movie Singam. The Singam franchise features Surya as a cop with this character name.

Surya played the character named Surya in the movie Nerukku Ner. This was his debut film where he appeared under his own name.

Surya played the character Surya in the movie Sandippoma. He used his real name for this character as well.

Surya played the character Shakthi in the movie Pitjamagan. The film featured Surya in a distinct role with this character name.

In the Tamil film 'Ayutha Ezhuthu' (2004), directed by Mani Ratnam, Surya portrayed the character named Michael Vasanth. The film featured an ensemble cast with Surya playing one of the three protagonists. Option A correctly identifies both parts of his character's full name.

In the 2000 Tamil film 'Uyirile Kalanthadu', Surya played a character named Surya, which coincidentally is his real name. The film was a romantic drama where Surya was the male lead. Option B is correct as it matches both the actor's name and his character name in this particular film.

In the 1998 Tamil romantic comedy 'Poovellam Kettuppar', Surya played the character named Chandru. The film was directed by Mr. Chandrasekhar and marked one of Surya's early lead roles. Option D correctly identifies his character name from this film.